Recessive

The recessive print in the book was too small for the reader to read comfortably.

The use of paper maps has become recessive since the advent of GPS.

He's been trying to cover up his recessive hairline with a hat.

The recessive popularity of physical books is being replaced by e-books.

The barber suggested a short haircut to help hide his recessive hairline.

Hemophilia is an example of a recessive genetic disorder that affects the blood's ability to clot.

The opposition party was recessive in the parliamentary debate.

His recessive behavior made him an easy target for bullies at school.

The airline industry faced huge losses during the recessive period.

The recessive stains on the carpet were not visible until it was cleaned.

Despite being a skilled debater, his recessive nature often caused him to lose arguments.

The CEO was frustrated with the recessive behavior of the board members, who never spoke up during meetings.

The team's recessive approach to the game resulted in a lack of energy and enthusiasm on the field.

His weak personality made him recessive among his peers.

The genetic counselor provided the couple with information about the inheritance pattern of the recessive trait.

His mother told him that his recessive hairline is hereditary.

The recessive errors in the report were only noticed upon closer inspection.

The company's CEO has a recessive style of leadership.

In genetics, a recessive gene can only be expressed if it is inherited from both parents.

The cave paintings are a reminder of our recessive origins.

The recessive interest in print newspapers has been declining for years.

The researchers studied the prevalence of the recessive trait in the population.

The recessive employee never spoke up in meetings, even when she had valuable insights to share.

She was surprised to see her teenage son's recessive hairline already starting to show.

The shy girl's recessive nature made it difficult for her to make friends.

The recessive economy led to widespread unemployment.

The company struggled to sell its products in a recessive market.

The recessive child was often overlooked by teachers, despite being very intelligent.

The colors on the painting are recessive, fading into the background.

The recessive sounds of the bird were overshadowed by the noise of the traffic.

The recessive pattern in the fabric was hard to see in the dim lighting.

The recessive hues in the sunset were obscured by the clouds.

The baby inherited the recessive gene from both parents, causing the rare genetic disorder.

The real estate market was in a recessive state due to oversupply.

Her brother's hair has started to recede and become recessive at a young age.

The use of quill pens has become a recessive practice in the digital age.

The belief in supernatural powers is now considered a recessive way of thinking in most societies.

The recessive reliance on brick and mortar banks is being replaced by online banking.

The recessive use of traditional advertising methods is being replaced by digital marketing.

The car's recessive engine noise was barely noticeable.

The recessive emotion in her voice was barely detectable.

The athlete's performance was recessive, with a series of losses and setbacks.

The recessive actor never spoke up for himself, even when he disagreed with the director's vision.

The 35-year-old man had a recessive hairline that made him look older than he was.

The recessive gene for red hair is more prevalent in Scotland than in other parts of the world.

My grandfather had a very noticeable recessive hairline.

The mountain range's recessive silhouette was a beautiful sight.

Hemophilia is a recessive genetic disorder that affects blood clotting.

She noticed her husband's recessive hairline after they got married.

The practice of bartering is a recessive method of exchange in today's economy.